What should you do when you are almost out of time on your test?

Take an educated guess on the remaining questions

overall theme or point a writer will prove and defend

The message the story is trying to teach us

A comparison between two things without using like or as

the way a reader feels while reading a work of fiction or poetry

When you finish your test what should you do?

Check back over it and make sure all questions are answered

What is the first thing you should do when starting a new passage?

Highlight the important words in your questions, Read the questions

The way the author organized the passage

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1
Explicit
Directions told by someone else
Clear and concise
Open to interpretation
2
Central Idea
A collection of sentences outlining character traits
The lesson trying to be taught through the story
What the story is mostly about
3
Analyze
To break down
to enhance
To build up
4
A conclusion drawn from the text based on text evidence and the reader's own background knowledge
Conflict
Perspective
Theme
Inference
5
The main message of the text or a lesson about human behavior
Central Idea
Theme
Perspective
Analysis
6
Describe
draw conclusions
Skip ahead in the passage
point out facts or details
7
Infer
Continue to read and find out
Use knowledge to make an educated guess
A guess
8
Support
Reread the passage
To back up, justify
Highlight key terms
9
Cite
To Provide evidence
To ask for help
Look closer at the text
10
Point of View
The person or entity telling the story
The perspective from which a narrative is told
the way a reader feels while reading a work of fiction or poetry
When a character's appearance, thoughts or feelings are revealed
11
If you are struggling with a question what should you do?
Panic
Spend 30 minutes trying to figure out what it is asking you to do.
Mark it and move on
12
Author's Purpose
When an author tells the reader about a character
The specific reason or reasons for the writing
An author's attitude toward his or her subject matter
The way an author reveals a character's personality to readers
13
What should you do when you are almost out of time on your test?
Panic
Ask your teacher for more time
Leave the unworked questions blank
Take an educated guess on the remaining questions
14
Claim
an idea a writer will disprove
character traits
overall theme or point a writer will prove and defend
15
Theme
the way a reader feels while reading a work of fiction or poetry
Anything that represents itself but also stands for something else
An author's attitude toward his or her subject matter
The message the story is trying to teach us
16
Determine
Change the meaning
To decide or conclude
Never give up
17
Develop
To take away from
To remove answer choices
To add to
18
Metaphor
The central message of a literary work
A comparison of two different things using the words LIKE or AS
A comparison between two things without using like or as
19
Mood
An author's attitude toward his or her subject matter
the way a reader feels while reading a work of fiction or poetry
Visually descriptive language
The central message of a literary work
20
When you finish your test what should you do?
Panic
Second guess yourself
Immediately start talking and being disruptive
Check back over it and make sure all questions are answered
21
What is the first thing you should do when starting a new passage?
Panic
Start reading immediately
Highlight the important words in your questions
Read the questions
22
Text Structure
What the author wanted you to learn from the passage
What type of text the passage is
The way the author organized the passage
23
Identify
Locate
make and educated guess
read

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